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- Sep 30, 2026
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Surprise bills leave six in 10 Brits unable to plan ahead (opens the original)
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A poll of 2,000 adults found 77% believe in the mantra "a stitch in time saves nine" - embracing small habits today in the hope of making life straight forward further down the line. People help their future selves by building up loyalty points with favourite brands (47%) and planning meals in advance to make ingredients go further and cut down on waste (41%). Meanwhile, 23% have considered switching banks for better deals, and 17% round up and save the difference each time they make a purchase.
Type A travellers often miss out on savings despite detailed holiday planning (opens the original)
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Planning too far ahead can cost you more(Image: Getty Images) Researchers explored whether travellers are more likely to identify with a traditional, take-charge Type A personality (54%) or a more laid-back Type B approach (31%) when booking and enjoying a holiday. Type A travellers prefer to meticulously plan every detail of their trip well before setting off, while Type Bs are more likely to go with the flow and embrace the unexpected when they’re away. But the study of 2,000 adults who have t
Young Brits 3x more likely to be targeted by online scammers than over-65s (opens the original)
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Younger Brits have long believed their grandparents were most susceptible to online fraud, but new research has revealed that tech-savvy young adults are prime targets for digital scammers. A study of 3,000 UK adults, commissioned by insurer SquareTrade, discovered that 61% of 25-to-34-year-olds and 59% of 18-to-24-year-olds were personally targeted by a scam — nearly triple the 20% rate reported by those aged over 65. Social media platforms and messaging apps are a key gateway for fraudsters, a
Nearly half of UK landline users unaware of 2027 switch-off deadline (opens the original)
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Landline users are being urged to take action before January 2027(Image: PinPep) Despite the looming January 2027 deadline, nearly half of UK landline users are clueless about the impending switch-off of analogue phone services. The UK's traditional phone network is set to be decommissioned in the new year as services transition to digital technology, meaning households with landline phones need to adapt to internet-based calls. A survey of 2,000 adults who have a landline telephone at home reve
Gen Z gamers most likely to rage quit, poll finds (opens the original)
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Nearly eight in 10 Gen Z have 'rage quit' a game(Image: Getty) A poll of 1,000 UK gamers found nearly eight in 10 (79%) of those aged 18 to 28 have become so frustrated they've quit a video game in anger, compared to 75% of Millennials, 53% of Gen X and just 30% of Baby Boomers. Despite younger gamers being the most likely to call it a day, they're also the quickest to come back for another go. Nine in 10 of all gamers who have rage quit admit they have returned to the same game later that day,
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